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By Vaibhavi Khanwalkar | 09/30/20 | IBT

A Toyota-backed Japanese startup has said it successfully tested a manned flying car prototype, crossing a major milestone in the race to a trillion dollar futuristic industry that could transform urban transport. SkyDrive expects to market its flying car in Japan in 2023.

The company said its prototype is the smallest electric flying car. About 6.5 feet tall and 13 feet wide....

Big on tech and sanity-saving features, Toyota's new family-minded minivan is also a hybrid for max efficiency.

Craig Cole| | Sept. 21, 2020 | cnet.com
 

There's a new minivan in town, and it looks mighty impressive. The redesigned 2021 Toyota Sienna appears ready to put the hurt on Chrysler's stylish Pacifica and the excellent Honda Odyssey, thanks to its fresh features, luxury touches and class-slaying fuel economy.

If you can get past this not-so-mini minivan's garish front end, there's plenty to enjoy, from this Toyota's super-comfortable second-row captain's chairs and...

Meet The Toyota Supra SUV with a touch of Venza

Aug 24, 2020 by Michael Butler, Carbuzz

Toyota has been coming up with some pretty tasty car designs in recent years, with some of our favorites being the new Corolla and sporty Supra. These cars offer contemporary-cool looks, but there's always room for improvement. Thanks to the wonder of digital editing, designer KDesign AG has come up with a digital rendering of what looks to be a Toyota Supra that has been married to a Toyota Venza. That might sound like a recipe for disaster, but we think it…

Yes, a Toyota will really drive on the lunar surface.

PLANO, Texas (August 20, 2020) – The Toyota Tacoma, America’s best-selling mid-size pickup for 15 years in a row, isn’t stopping to admire its trophy case. Instead, it looks to keep its place atop the pecking order with all-new Special Editions, color adjustments on the TRD Pro and general enhancements across other areas of the lineup.

July 30, 2020, Toyota Newsroom
 

Toyota News Room, July 22, 2020

With a striking new debut, Toyota is breaking the sameness barrier in the midsize two-row crossover utility vehicle (CUV) category. The all-new 2021 Venza delivers an intuitive driving experience with smooth acceleration, predictable handling, and low noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH), all wrapped in a sophisticated design. Set to his dealerships by early September 2020, the 2021 Venza will have